Dominic Calvert-Lewin should be more like his Everton teammate; he is far too honest.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin should be more like his Everton teammate; he is far too honest.

Jarrad Branthwaite demonstrated Everton‘s forwards how to capitalize on opportunities during their match against Brighton & Hove Albion.

However, there’s room for Dominic Calvert-Lewin to learn from Beto in terms of getting assertive with opposing defenders.

In terms of performance, Calvert-Lewin is delivering on many fronts, but there’s a desire for more aggression.

While he’s known as a pleasant personality off the field, on the pitch, there’s a call for him to exhibit more tenacity.

Could he emulate Beto’s assertiveness, perhaps by unsettling defenders like Lewis Dunk to create scoring chances?

Although Calvert-Lewin excels in aerial duels with his athleticism, there’s a suggestion that he could add a bit more physicality to his game. This aggressiveness could potentially elevate his performance as Everton’s primary striker.

Beto’s style, characterized by raw physicality and the ability to disrupt defenders, may not come naturally to Calvert-Lewin, but it’s worth considering incorporating such elements into his playing style.

Regarding Branthwaite’s goal, it was his finesse and awareness that stood out, showcasing a striker’s finish from the young center-back.

Despite a mistake earlier, Branthwaite displayed maturity by not dwelling on it, instead focusing on his defensive duties and ultimately making a crucial intervention.

While Everton had hoped for a positive result against Brighton, the reality was a challenging game against a quality opponent.

Currently, Everton’s performances have dipped, causing a sense of deflation compared to their form before Christmas.

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